Follow these etiquette rules when you’re invited to an event
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RSVPing through text is more quick and convenient than other methods, so it’s perfect no matter the occasion. As a guest, sending your RSVP is important because it lets the host know the size of the guest list and how many supplies they need. As a host, text RSVPs are great for quickly hearing back from your guests without waiting for emails or snail mail. Keep reading for examples of how to write your RSVP text as a guest and how you can set up text RSVPs next time you host.
- As a guest, send the host a polite text about whether or not you can attend and how many people are going.
- Text the keyword to the number on the invite and answer the prompts if the host used an automated texting service for their invites.
- As an event host, sign up for an automated RSVP text service like Save the Date or Replied App to manage large guest lists and avoid giving out your personal number.
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